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There are several parking areas on the Summerdale campus.
Parking is on a first-come, first-served basis for all available
parking lots. Whenever possible, students are encouraged to
carpool.

Applying for a Parking Permit

All persons MUST provide proof of insurance, valid vehicle
registration, and a valid driver's license to obtain a parking
permit form. Replacement cost for a lost, damaged or stolen parking
permit will be $10.

Rules and Regulations for Parking

1. Parking areas:

Available parking - Lots A, B, C, D, E, F
and I. All campus community members are eligible to park in these
lots, if a valid parking permit is displayed on the vehicle.

Faculty/staff parking - Lots H, K and M
are reserved for faculty/staff that have a valid parking permit
displayed on the vehicle.

Reserved spaces - Lot G is reserved for
the safety and security, business, student services and facilities
offices between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. When these spaces
are not occupied, they are reserved for overflow parking for
individuals with a disability, visitors or any other persons with
approval to park there.

Overnight guest parking - Overnight
guests may only park in lots A, B, C, D, E, F and I, provided the
resident student registers the vehicle with the safety and security
office and receives the proper temporary parking permit. This
permit must be displayed on the vehicle at all times. Information
needed for registration includes guest's name, vehicle make, model,
color, license plate number, state, and the student's name and
campus residence. Failure to register or observe the parking rules
and regulations may result in towing of the vehicle and/or
disciplinary action.

2. Please be alert to reserved parking areas for individuals
with a disability.
3. Parking permits must be visibly displayed in the rear window of
your car on the driver's side.
4. Students, faculty and staff may not park in the driveway areas
(i.e., by the Library, Gale Hall, 730 Valley Road and the ATEC).
This is for your safety and because the driveways are considered
fire lanes. In addition, students, faculty and staff must park in
marked or lined parking spaces. Failure to park within two lines or
observe the parking rules may result in towing of the vehicle
and/or disciplinary action.
5. Students, faculty and staff are subject to monetary fines for
violations of the parking regulations.

NOTE: The only offices that deal with
parking issues are safety and security and student services.

6. If you bring a car onto campus temporarily, you must register
it with the safety and security office. The safety and security
office will issue you a temporary parking permit.
7. Any vehicle parked illegally may be towed away, pursuant to the
appropriate laws of Pennsylvania, Title 75 of the Motor Vehicle
Code.
8. Any update to the parking program may appear in College
publications.
9. Parking violation procedures will be continuous. Those tickets
received by students, faculty and staff will remain on record
indefinitely.
10. Violation Procedures

Violations 1 - 3: Vehicle ticketed, $5 fine
per offense to be paid at the Business Office.

Additional violations: Vehicle ticketed, $5
fine per offense, plus $25 for continuous violations, to be paid at
the Business Office. The vehicle may be immobilized and/or towed at
the owner's expense.

11. Request for Appeal - A written request for an appeal must be
submitted to the safety and security coordinator, using the proper
appeal form, within two business days of the imposed sanction. A
student may request an appeal on one or more of the following
grounds:

The student has been deprived of his/her rights as defined
herein.

The facts appear to be insufficient to establish his/her
guilt.

Sanction(s) ordered were not justified by the nature of the
offense.

The decision to accept or deny a request for an appeal will be
made by the Safety and Security Coordinator.

Central Penn College is a career-oriented, baccalaureate and post-baccalaureate, residential college in Summerdale, a suburb of Harrisburg, with an offsite location in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Central Penn College offers associate, bachelor's and master's degree programs for both traditional and continuing education students by providing hands-on and online distance education taught by experienced, caring faculty.